Fast fashion has transformed the global clothing industry by making trend-driven garments available at low prices and in increasingly high volumes. This paper examines the economic foundations of the fast-fashion business model, including global sourcing, outsourcing, rapid inventory turnover and consumer demand.

Trading has been revolutionised by the rapid adoption of AI-driven trading models. This paper explores to what extent do these trading models improve trading decisions without increasing systemic risk during periods of market volatility.

This paper tests three propositions: that higher adoption of digital financial services raises financial inclusion, that it also moves monetary and liquidity risk from central banks to private firms outside their control, and that stronger regulatory architecture weakens the second effect.

The rapid development of generative artificial intelligence has transformed how content is produced in the creative industries, raising discussions about whether it could replace human-made content. This paper investigates the research question: can generative AI replace human creativity?

This paper analyses how FinTech platforms containing features such as mobile banking, micro-investing apps, robo-advisors and digital lending correlate with financial education and inclusion to shape wealth-building outcomes for underserved populations, with a focus on emerging economies such as India.